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LIST OF BOOKS (T.S.CHANAKYA) Sr. No. TITLE OF THE BOOK AUTHOR 1 SOCIAL STUDIES VINCENT G HUTCHINSON 2 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ARTHUR CLARKE 3 A HISTORY OF INDIA - VOL -1 ROMILA THAPAR 4 TRANISISTOR AMPLIPHIERS FOR AUDIO FRIQUENCIES THOMAS RUDDEN 5 THE BOOK OF FLAGS 5th REVED CAMPELL & EVANS 6 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -1 PUBLICATION DIVISION 7 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -2 PUBLICATION DIVISION 8 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -3 PUBLICATION DIVISION 9 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -4 PUBLICATION DIVISION 10 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -5 PUBLICATION DIVISION 11 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -6 6 PUBLICATION DIVISION 12 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -7 PUBLICATION DIVISION 13 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -8 PUBLICATION DIVISION 14 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -9 PUBLICATION DIVISION 15 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -10 PUBLICATION DIVISION 16 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -11 PUBLICATION DIVISION 17 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -12 PUBLICATION DIVISION 18 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -13 PUBLICATION DIVISION 19 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -14 PUBLICATION DIVISION 20 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -15 PUBLICATION DIVISION 21 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL - 16 PUBLICATION DIVISION 22 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -17 PUBLICATION DIVISION 23 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -18 PUBLICATION DIVISION 24 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -19 PUBLICATION DIVISION 25 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -20 PUBLICATION DIVISION 26 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -21 PUBLICATION DIVISION 27 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -22 PUBLICATION DIVISION 28 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -23 PUBLICATION DIVISION 29 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -24 PUBLICATION DIVISION 30 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -25 PUBLICATION DIVISION 31 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -2626 PUBLICATION DIVISION 32 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -27 PUBLICATION DIVISION 33 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -28 PUBLICATION DIVISION 34 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -29 PUBLICATION DIVISION 35 COLLECTED WORKS OF MAHATHMA GANDHI - VOL -30 PUBLICATION DIVISION 36 THE NIGHT OF THE GUANA TENESSE WILLIAMS 37 SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH TENESSE WILLIAMS 38 DEATH OF A SALESMAN ARTHUR MILLER 39 TOUCHING GWEN DAVIS 40 ALFIE DARLING BILL NAUGHTON 41 DEATH OF A SALESMAN ARTHUR MILLER 42 THE NEW MEN C. P. SNOW 43 WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO THEAD E. M. FROSTER 44 THE VALCANO ANANT GOPAL SHEOREY 45 LIVING WITH THE LAMA LOBSANG RAMPA 46 THE SAFFRON ROBE LOBSANG RAMPA 47 THE WILD CHERRY TREE H. E. BATES 48 AN AREA OF DARKNESS V .S .NAIPAUL 49 ONLY ONE YEAR S. ALLEBEYERIY 50 LONG FAREWELL MICHAEL INNES 51 THE CHINESE LOVE PAVILLION PAUL SCOTT 52 THE SIEGE RUSSEL BRADDON 53 BOMBER OVER GERMANY ON LEN DEIGHTON 54 FROM HERE TO ENTERNITY JAMES JONES 55 GOODBYE COLOMBUS PHILIP ROTH 56 SHE'LL NEVER GET OFF THE GROUND ROBERT J SERLING 57 SOMETHING OF VALUE ROBERT RUARK 58 THE SWISS BANK CONNECTION LESLIE WALLER 59 SEVEN PILLERS OF WISDOM J. E. LAWERENCE 60 THE WAYWARD BUS J. STEIN BECK 61 JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL: A STORY RICHARD BACH 62 THE MAN OF PROPERTY JOHN GALSWORTHY 63 FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON DANIEL KEYES 64 AN AFFAIR OF HONOUR WILDER ROBERT 65 DEADTH OF THE FOX GEORGE GARRETT 66 THE HOLY BIBLE CONTAINING THE OLD & THE NEW TESTAMENTS GIDEIONS (PUB) 67 ON THE WINGS OF VALOUR PATANGALI SETHI 68 MILITARY BIOGRAPHIES & CAMPAIGNS MAJ. GEN. T. N. R. NAYAR 69 THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL PHILIP ROTH 70 THE RA EXPEDITIONS THOR HEYERDAHIL 71 THE GOLD OF THE GODS ERICH VON DANIKEN 72 THE DUSTLESS ROAD S.S JJ. HARLAND 73 THE IMPLOSION CONSPIRACY LOUIS NIZER 74 THE MAN WHO LOVED CAT DANCING MARYLYN DURHAM 75 THE EXICUTIONER : NIGHTMARE IN N.YORK DON PENDLETON 76 CARAVANS J. A. MICHENER 77 THE THIRTEENTH CANDLE T. L. RAMPA 78 CHARIOTS OF THE GODS ? E.V. DANIKEN 79 THE DARK ARENA MARIO PUZO 80 THE PETER PRINICIPLE L. J. PETER & R. HULL 81 SORRY, NO ROOM R. K. LAXMAN 82 AGENT THOMAS HINDE 83 DEMIAN HERMANN HESSE 84 NAROHAM MORARJEE : ARCHITECT OF MODERN INDIAN SHIPPING N. G. JOG (ED) 85 SERPICO PETER MAAS 86 A TOWN LIKE ALICE NEVIL SHUTE 87 THE GREAT LAKES TRIANGLE JAY GOURLEY 88 RUMBLE -TUMBLE MANOHAR MALGONKAR 89 DEAD & LIVING CITIES MANOHAR MALGONKAR 90 THE DAY BEFORE SUNRISE THOMAS WISEMAN 91 OLIVER'S STORY ERICH SEGAL 92 JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL RICHARD BACH 93 SLIDE RULE : AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ENGINEER NEVIL SHUTE 94 OUT OF MY MIND SUDHIR DAR 95 THE WHISPERING EARTH K. S. KARANTH 96 100 YRS OF SC. FICTION-BK.1 DAMOM KNIGHT (ED) 97 101 YRS OF SC. FICTION-BK.2 DAMOM KNIGHT (ED) 98 THE LAST PLACE GOD MADE JACK HIGGINS 99 COLLECTED WORKS OF M. GANDHI PUBLICATION DIVISION 100 APPLEBY'S ANSWER MICHAEL INNES 101 THE PLAGUE DOGS RICHARD ADAMS 102 A FAIRLY HONOURABLE DEFEAT IRIS MURDOCH 103 ONE LAST GLIMPSE JAMES ALDRIDGE 104 THE RECTOR'S DAUGHTER F.M.MAYOR 105 MATHEMATICAL PUZZLES AND DIVERSIONS MARTIN GARDNER 106 THE BECKONING LADY MARFERY ALLINGHAM 107 KING'S RANSOM ED MCBAIN 108 FURTHER MATHEMATICAL DIVERSIONS MARTIN GARDNER FURTHER MATHEMATICAL DIVERSIONS 109 TRAINING OPPURTUNITIES AND STIPENDS PROF.S.B.AGARWAL 110 CONDOMINIUM JOHN.D.MACDONALD 111 FIVE PIECES OF JADE JOHN BALL 112 THE TURNCOAT NICK CARTER 113 FOUR DAYS HAROLD KING 114 GOODBYE CALIFORNIA ALISTAIR MACLEAN 115 MOUNTAIN VALLEY WAR LOIS L'AMOUR 116 THE MORNING DELUGE - VOL.1 HAN SUYIN 117 THE 'K' ASSIGNMENT LESLIE WALTER 118 FEAR OF FLYING ERICA JOHN 119 SOME EMINENT INDIAN SCIENTIST JAGGIT SINGH 120 ARYABHATTA:ASTRNOMER MATHEMATICIAN K.N.MENON 121 DOG DAY AFTERNOON PATRICK MANN 122 LA BATARDE VIOLETTE LEDUC 123 KRUMNAGEL PETER USTINOV 124 FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS ERNEST HEMINGWAY 125 THE NIGHT IN THE LISBON E.M.REMARQUE 126 BASIC MANAGERIAL SKILLS FOR ALL E.H.MCGRATH 127 HOW TO INCREASE SALES & PUT YOURSELF ACROSS BY TELEPHONE MONA LING 128 SINGLE IS THE WHEEL MANORAMA,MODAK 129 THEY USED DARK FORCES DENNIS WHEATLEY 130 SET A FOOT J.T.EDSON 131 BEGUINAGE IS DEAD! J.T.EDSON 132 THE CHAMP RICHARD WOODLEY 133 SPHINX ROBIN COOK 134 YARGO JACQUELINE SUSANN 135 WORDS MOST OFTEN MISPELLED & MISPRONOUNCED RUTH GLEESON & J.COLVIN 136 KARMA COLA : MARKETING THE MYSTIC EAST GITA MEHTA 137 DANGER ZONE STEIN,MEL 138 KANE & ABEL JEFFREY ARCHER 139 HIGH GLOSS PETER ENGEL 140 HAWKS JOSEPH AMIEL 141 THE IMMIGRANTS HOWARD FAST 142 MERCHANT SHIP PANORAMA P.RANSOME WALLIS 143 THE TENTH COMMANDMENT LAWRENCE SANDERS 144 THE KILLER COLIN WILSON 145 PLEXUS HENRY MILLER 146 GALAHAD AT BLANDINGS P.G.WODEHOUSE 147 THE KEY TO REBECCA KEN FOLLETT 148 THE THIRD WAVE ALVIN TOFFLER 149 MORE STORIES TO STAY AWAKE ALFERD HITCHCOCK 150 FIRST AID TO THE INJURED ST.JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION 151 BETTER SIGHT WITHOUT GLASSES Dr.H.M.PEPPARD 152 TOUCH THE DEVIL JACK HIGGINS 153 CRY, THEBELOVED COUNTRY ALAN PATON 154 HAND ME A FIG LEAF JAMES.H.CHASE 155 I'M OK YOU'RE OK THOMAS.A.HARRIS 156 THE THIRD WAVE ALVIN TOFFLER 157 YOGA SELF - TAUGHT ANDRE VAN LYSEBETH 158 THE GAUNTLET MICHAEL BUTLER & D.SHRYAL 159 CHANGE! ISAAC ASIMOV 160 THE DIRECTOR JOHN GARDNER 161 THE CASE OF LUCY BENDING LAWRENCE SANDERS 162 THE GREAT DEMOCRACIES - VOL .1 WINSTON.S.CHURCHILL 163 THE NEW WORLD -VOL.2VOL.2 WINSTON.S.CHURCHILL 164 THE AGE OF REVOLUTION -VOL.3 WINSTON.S.CHURCHILL 165 THE GREAT DEMOCRACIES - VOL.4 WINSTON.S.CHURCHILL 166 CONCISE OXFORD DICTIONARY H.W.FOWLER 167 LITTLE OXFORD DICTIONARY SWANNELL,JULIA 168 FLOOD GATE ALISTAIR MACLEAN 169 BAHAMA CRISIS DESMOND,BAGLEY 170 BRAIN ROBIN COOK 171 MAIDNIGHT CHILDREN SALMAN RUSHIDE 172 THE HEALERS HENRY DENKER 173 THE NIGHT OF MORNING STAR PETER O' DONNELL 174 TOLL FOR THE BRAVE JACK HIGGINS 175 DAY OF JUDGEMENT JACK HIGGINS 176 EXOCET JACK HIGGINS 177 THE STOCKHOLM SYNDICATE COLIN FORBES 178 HOW TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE &YOUR JOB CARNEGIE DALE 179 WE 'LL SHARE A DOUBLE FUNERA JAMES H.CHASE 180 SHIPS & DOCKS DONALD CLARKE 181 FUTURE SHOCK ALVIN TOFFLER 182 THE CASE OF NEGLIGENT NYMPH E.S.GARDNER 183 THE CASE OF RESTLESS REDHEAD E.S.GARDNER 184 GIFTS OF UNKNOWN THINGS WATSON LYALL 185 CROSSING DANIEL STEEL 186 POINT COUNTER POINT ALDOUS HUXLEY 187 MARINE OBSERVER`S HANDBOOK HMSO 188 CODE OF SAFE WORKING PRACTICES FOR MERCHANT SEAMEN H.M.S.O. 189 MARINE RADIO DIRECTION FINDER CLIFFORD MERCHANT 190 RADAR & ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SONNENBERG 191 SHIP STABILITY FOR MASTERS AND MATES D.R. DERRETT 192 ADMIRALITY MANUAL OF SEAMANSHIP VOL 2 HMSO 193 FROM SOUTHHAMPTON TO B'BAY GULSHAN RAI 194 FROM SOUTHHAMPTON TO B'BAY GULSHAN RAI 195 METEROLOGU FOR MARINERS HMSO 196 ADMIRALITY MANUAL OF SEAMANSHIP VOL-II H.M.S.O. 197 ADMIRALTY MANUAL OF SEAMANSHIP- VOL. III H.M.S.O. 198 ADMIRALTY MANUAL OF NAVIGATION- VOL. II SANDERSON, RAY 199 METEOROLOGY AT SEA H.M.S.O. 200 CODE OF SAFE WORKING PRACTICE FOR MERCHANT SEAMEN EARL G E 201 MUNRO`S NAVIGATION 5TH ED DOSHI, R.N. 202 IMS RADIO RULES 1983 H.M.S.O. 203 ADMIRALTY MANUAL OF NAVIGATION- VOL.I H.M.S.O. 204 ADMIRALTY MANUAL OF SEAMANSHIP VOL-I J. DINGER 205 SEAMANSHIP AND CARGO WORK KEMP & YOUNG 206 NOTES ON METEOROLOGY- 3rd ED. KEMP & YOUNG 207 NOTES ON METEOROLOGY- 3rd ED. KEMP & YOUNG 208 SHIP STABILITY; NOTES AND EXAMPLES KEMP & YOUNG 209 SHIP STABILITY; NOTES AND EXAMPLES KEMP & YOUNG 210 NOTES ON CARGO WORK- 4th ED.
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